Getting into a car accident can shake a person’s world, even if it is minor. A person can feel frazzled and disoriented, not knowing what to do next. They may also have damages that need compensation and may be wondering what their options are. Knowing…
Following a car accident that someone else caused, you may be wondering about average car accident settlements in New Mexico. Monetary compensation from the at-fault party can pay for your medical bills, damaged or totaled vehicle, and other costs that you incurred as a result…
All drivers in the state have a responsibility to operate their vehicles safely and attentively at all times, but many drivers are not fully aware of the dangers they can face while in their cars. Various agencies and organizations collect New Mexico car accident statistics…
Many truck drivers focus on safety. They know that their vehicles can pose a risk on the road, and they know how important safety is for commercial drivers. This is why the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) prohibits the use of handheld devices, for…
Wrong-way crashes typically happen when a car gets on a divided highway in the wrong direction, often mistaking an off-ramp for an on-ramp or the other way around. Since these wrecks are usually head-on collisions at high speeds, they are often fatal. Unfortunately, they’re becoming…
While motorcycles are an enjoyable luxury, they are dangerous. Motorcycles don’t have the same protective outer layers as cars. This means that motorcyclists are more likely to suffer from severe injuries than other drivers. Furthermore, motorcycles are lighter and smaller than cars and can be…
When two cars collide at a perpendicular angle, this scenario is commonly referred to as a T-bone accident. These accidents often occur at intersections and can result in serious injuries due to the limited protection the side of a car provides. These collisions can be…
Fatal accidents are more likely to take place on more remote, rural roads. This fact is often surprising to people who drive in rural areas frequently. These roads may feel safer because they are less populated, but statistics show that they are affected by a…
Driving in heavy traffic can be a nerve-wracking experience, even for seasoned drivers. The close proximity of vehicles, frequent stops, and slow pace can make it a stressful ordeal. Add to that the unpredictability of other drivers, and it’s easy to see why heavy traffic…
With over 280 million registered cars on the roads in the U.S., driving is a popular way to get around. In some cases, workers drive their daily commute. For others, driving allows them to take trips away with their family and friends. In any case,…
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